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No, the rs4850 and the items are proprietary.and would use awareness to receive the data and using a USB you can connect to the TS 4850.
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No, the rs4850 and the items are proprietary.and would use awareness to receive the data and using a USB you can connect to the TS 4850.

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Is there way I can read data at set frequency e.g. 868.25 or 915MHz without 3rd party device (using just PC?)<br />
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I want to &quot;talk&quot; with the inverters in my loft used by solar panels, without 3rd party device.<br />
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I have a Aurora Photovolatic Inverter which have a device PVI RadioModule attached. This is transmitting data at 868.25MHz or 915MHz. It is connected to a RJ-232 RJ-485 in inverter box.<br />
I have 3rd party device PVI-DESKTOP-IT that can currently task with PVI RadioModule. I would like to talk to PVI RadioModule direct from PC though. &nbsp;The device is a bit clunky. Because inverter is in loft I can't directly cable to the RJ-323 RJ-435<br />
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<a href="http://ressupply.com/documents/abb/PVI_Desktop_Installation_Manual.pdf" rel="ugc">http://ressupply.com/documents/abb/PVI_Desktop_Installation_Manual.pdf</a>
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Is there way I can read data at set frequency e.g. 868.25 or 915MHz without 3rd party device (using just PC?)

Background:
I want to "talk" with the inverters in my loft used by solar panels, without 3rd party device.

I have a Aurora Photovolatic Inverter which have a device PVI RadioModule attached. This is transmitting data at 868.25MHz or 915MHz. It is connected to a RJ-232 RJ-485 in inverter box.
I have 3rd party device PVI-DESKTOP-IT that can currently task with PVI RadioModule. I would like to talk to PVI RadioModule direct from PC though.  The device is a bit clunky. Because inverter is in loft I can't directly cable to the RJ-323 RJ-435





http://ressupply.com/documents/abb/PVI_Desktop_Installation_Manual.pdf

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